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== Copy and paste == <!--T:69-->
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In the Linux terminal you can't use [Ctrl]+C to copy text,  
In the Linux terminal, you can't use [Ctrl]+C to copy text,  
because [Ctrl]+C means "Cancel" or "Interrupt" and stops the running program.
because [Ctrl]+C means "Cancel" or "Interrupt" and stops the running program.


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Depending which terminal software you are using, you simply need to select
Depending on which terminal software you are using, you simply need to select
the text to copy it into the clipboard, and you can paste from the clipboard
the text to copy it into the clipboard, and you can paste from the clipboard
by using either the right-click or middle-click (the default setting can vary).
by using either the right-click or middle-click (the default setting can vary).
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You see, that files that are owned by '''username''' group (your default group) have very small limit in the project space, only 2MB, and you already have 34 GB of data that is owned by your group (your files). This is why you cannot write more data there. Because you are trying to place data there owned by a group that has very little allocation there.
You see that files that are owned by '''username''' group (your default group) have very small limit in the project space, only 2MB, and you already have 34 GB of data that is owned by your group (your files). This is why you cannot write more data there. Because you are trying to place data there owned by a group that has very little allocation there.


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The allocation for the group '''def-professor''', your professor's group, on the other hand does not use almost any space and has 1 TB limit. The files that can be put there should have '''username:def-professor''' ownership.  
On the other hand, the allocation for the group '''def-professor''', your professor's group, does not use almost any space and has 1 TB limit. The files that can be put there should have '''username:def-professor''' ownership.  


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Now, depending on how you copy you files, what software you use, that software either will respect the ownership of the directory and apply the correct group, or it may insist on retaining the ownership of the source data. In the latter case you will have a problem like you have now.
Now, depending on how you copy your files, what software you use, that software either will respect the ownership of the directory and apply the correct group, or it may insist on retaining the ownership of the source data. In the latter case you will have a problem like you have now.


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Most probably your original data belongs to '''username:username''', properly, upon moving it, it should belong to '''username:def-professor''', but you software probably insists on keeping the original ownership and this causes the problem.
Most probably your original data belongs to '''username:username''', properly, upon moving it, it should belong to '''username:def-professor''', but your software probably insists on keeping the original ownership and this causes the problem.


== ''sbatch: error: Batch job submission failed: Socket timed out on send/recv operation'' == <!--T:10-->
== ''sbatch: error: Batch job submission failed: Socket timed out on send/recv operation'' == <!--T:10-->
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